Madhya Pradesh: Villagers in Alot demand action against police brutality

Madhya Pradesh: Villagers in Alot demand action against police brutality

FP News ServiceUpdated: Friday, April 23, 2021, 10:53 PM IST
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Alot: On Friday, residents of Bardiya Rathore village asked Ratlam SP to act against police personnel who unleashed brutality on villagers early Thursday.

Villagers in large numbers including women

rushed to Alot sub-divisional magistrate office Rajesh Shukla and submitted a memorandum addressed to SP in this regard.

They alleged that the two villagers: Udailal and Suresh Singh among other victims got seriously injured due to police brutality.

In Bardiya Rathore village, more than two hundred people had gathered to watch Ramlila.

A dial 100 party reached the spot to stop the event. However, Dial 100 driver and sub-inspector were drunk and misbehaved with village women who were performing Aarti at the temple, alleged villagers. This led to an altercation between the cops and the villagers which escalated to the extent that some of the villagers allegedly attacked the dial 100 driver and a sub-inspector.

Cops alleged the villagers refused to stop the event. But on strict warning the locals turned off the power supply and attacked the cops, injuring 2 cops. Their vehicle was also and vandalised.

The injured police personnel were rushed to a health centre in Alot. The police have registered a case against unidentified people.

After cops got injured, another police party rushed to village and thrashed villagers, allege locals. They even vandalised houses and vehicles of the villagers, allege locals. The chaos prevailed in the in village even after the police left, allege locals.

After accepting memorandum SDM Shukla and police station in-charge Deepak Shejwar assured that action will be taken against the guilty.

BJP, Congress leaders booked on patwariís plaint

On the complaint of the local Patwari, police FIR has been registered against Congress leader Virendra Singh Solanki, BJP leader Mahendra Singh Solanki and 10 identified and 70 unidentified villagers for violating Section 144 and putting human life in danger.

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